I know I just said that Calico Critters don't break.

On Tuesdays and Thursdays I post a picture and just a few words.

But apparently the bunny tails aren't glued on all that well.

glueing Calico Critter bunny tail

Hopefully the Gorilla glue will do the trick.   And if not, I told Sonia the upside is that the bunny's clothes will actually fit better without the tail in the way.   😉

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7 Comments

  1. I just super-glued a leg back on our bunnies' dining room table. But I still hold that they're well-made! It would take top-to-bottom steel construction to survive my 2yo.

    We saw The Lego Movie, so of course she asked, "can you kragle this?"

  2. Poor bunny! It was the arms for us. Unfortunately, super glue was no match for the 2 year old, so our critters have been put away for a while. Hopefully your bunny fares better! (Although I do agree with you...dressing him will be much easier!)

  3. Boo! Sorry about your bunny tail. I think we've lost a few cat tails in our time (not cattails! ha!). I agree with you--I think they are well-made, but I wouldn't use them for anyone under four years old--little ones don't have the dexterity (and aren't as careful) as older children. And these require both fine motor coordination and gentle handling--Little People are more suited for the 3-and-other age group.

  4. I've not heard of Calico Critters except from you. But I have all boys - maybe that's why. My boys really like the Schleich animals and knights. They're super well made, realistic, and safe for all ages.